The Daily Worker dated March 13, 1926

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_— ‘\ . to provide food and shelter for him- The DAILY WORKER Raises the Standard for a Workers’ .and Farmers’ Government s

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Page Two THE DAILY WORKER LEAGUE WAITS FOR BRIAND AS ONLY SAVIOUR Jealousies and Intrigue | Threaten Unity } (Special to The

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_* LAWRENCE AIDS RELIEF WORK IN “PASSAIC STRIKE United Front Committee Arranges Mass Meeting LAWRENCE, Mass., March 11.— The

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Page Four Organization Meetings THE DAILY WORKER Workers (Communist) Party Social- Affairs Resolutions Language Fractions and

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| TEXAS COTTON aa or gaia chan tenn SO Oe SECOND PRIZE WINNER. WORKERS TOIL FOR LOW WAGES Organize and Demand Better...

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Page Six j THE DAILY WORKER THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. 12118 W. Washington Bivd., Chicago,

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Second Section: SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1926 No, this is not a scene from the Paris Commune! Fred Ellis, a scene from the...

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LESSONS OF THE PARIS COMMUNE. {Continued from page 1) the permanent threat to its rights, of the absolute refusal of its...

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——————— oeREEEgETERRNE we a nae ‘ By J. LOUIS ENGDAHL. HE outcome of the prosecution of Anthony Bimba, Communist editor of

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= This article was written by Comrade Lenin in July, 1905, and published in the “Proletarian,” July 4. “Iskra” was in the...

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ni, "0- of m- 18, he n- m- ch of he he er d, it he -|selyes in the bitter struggles of April and May. -|a fighter back to the

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Chang-Tso-Lin, Manchuria and J apan from Mukden means the loss of that basis upon which he had set up his power. This is not

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ee este am (From the Textile Strike Bulletin, Passaic, N. J.) HERE is an outside agitator at the the bottom of the Passaic

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eR * ee By Bertram D. Wolfe. gee fate of workers’ education is hanging in the balance, The Car- negile corporation, the...